City Slicker

I'm not going to read all the comments about the new website, and especially the search. There's just too much. I'll simply add my comments in the hopes Groundspeak will finally pull theie heads out and listen to their customers. It is awful! I can't even search across the city where I live. I have almost 20K finds and I have to look beyond the 30 mile limit of the search feature in order to find enough caches to make a trip worthwhile. With the 30 mile limit, the search gets more DNF's than me! I've had a problem with my "Friends" list for quite a while which they are not even working to fix. If they are similarly responsive to pleas about the ineffectiveness of the new website, I'm going to let my premium membership expire. If I can't get any caches to go find, why should I pay for that inability? I can not get caches for free! Please get it together Groundspeak! -- Cliff a.k.a. City Slicker

Pathtags are a type of swag that people have made. It's like a signature item. Every pathtag of the same design has the same serial number. Hundreds may have been minted, yet all of them have the same serial number. When logged as found on pathtags.com, you will see a map of where others have found the same version of pathtag. It is the finder's personal choice whether to keep them or send them on. Many of us collect them. I have hundreds of them I have either found or traded for. By all means log that you found it at pathtags.com no matter what you untimately do with it. That's why they have the serial number. If you choose to use them as swag, someone else will eventually find it and may add it to their collection. They will log it as well. They may do as you did, sending it onward, or it may end up in their collection. Whatever you choose to do with it is fine. That includes contacting me and arranging to send them to me to add to my collection. *grin* (But I think you heard this option before. *smile*)

I just had to add my thanks for a well done site. I used it a lot. Every week I would add my stats and see how I was progressing. I'm going to miss it a lot. But thanks for making it available for the time you did. It would be nice if someone else could/would take it over as I can see by the many responses that it was indeed used well. I wish Dave all the luck in future. And thanks for the past.

In this case, since you already have the traditional in place, you could put a clue for the multi IN the traditional. I see this more as help for a puzzle rather than a multi however. Make the 3 gravesites stages of a multi or puzzle that concludes somewhere else either inside or outside of the cemetery where they rest. You then have 2 caches you own and nothing gets rearranged for people who have already found your traditional, and everybody gets a new cache to go find.

I am north of Cincinnati and can lead you to a couple caches where coins and bugs are kept for just such a situation. Contact me at clifftsmith@gmail.com